We’ll look at a few of them:

• Schumacher and Buddhist Economics
  • views on work
  • views on production
  • views on consumption
• Polanyi and the Great Transformation
  • ‘traditional’ and ‘market’ economies–the relationship between culture and the economy
  • land, labor and capital as ‘fictitious commodities’
• Indigenous cultures and adaptive traits
  • reciprocity
  • redistribution
  • collective survival
  • risk
• Mohanty and globalization
  • language, movements–the ‘one-thirds’ and ‘two thirds’
  • globalized capitalism–rising tides may float boats, but what about storm surges?
  • Women?
  • Principles?